Jennifer Lawless

Cameron Dawson, Chief Investment Officer at NewEdge Wealth, shares insights on high market valuations as we head into 2026, discussing investment opportunities beyond AI. Jennifer Lawless, a Professor at the University of Virginia, analyzes the implications of recent Democratic victories and the effects of the government shutdown on voter sentiment. Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO of QI Research, explores rising job cuts, inflation influences, and questions surrounding the AI data center boom. Lisa Mateo rounds up top headlines, including college students doubling down on majors to enhance job security.

Jennifer Lawless, a Politics professor at the University of Virginia, sheds light on the latest political currents affecting markets. She discusses President Trump's controversial moves to dismantle the Department of Education, raising concerns about federal funding for higher education. The conversation also delves into how trade policies and tax legislation under Trump's administration are creating ripples across investor strategies and market stability. Lawless's insights help unpack the intersections of politics and economic uncertainty.

Tom Busby, Bloomberg markets reporter known for earnings and Nvidia analysis, and Jennifer Lawless, UVA politics professor and analyst, unpack Trump’s State of the Union defense of the economy and tariffs. They discuss tone, policy highlights, reactions from the courtroom crowd, Nvidia and market previews, and what the messaging could mean for the midterms.

Join experts Nathan Dean, a Senior Policy Analyst, and Henrietta Treyz, an Economic Policy Director, as they dissect the competitive dynamics of the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Jennifer Lawless from UVA delves into the Trump-Harris race, while David Paleologos shares polling insights. Christopher Smart emphasizes the election's economic impact. They discuss key voter issues like democracy and abortion, swing states' roles, and how market dynamics will shift based on electoral outcomes. It's an enlightening blend of politics and economics!

Jennifer Lawless, a professor and politics chair at the University of Virginia, dives into President Trump's recent commentary on U.S.-China trade relations, suggesting a new deal could be on the horizon despite ongoing tensions. She also discusses Trump's critique of Ukrainian President Zelensky during the ongoing conflict, leaving Ukraine with limited options. Additionally, the conversation touches on Trump's legal maneuvering against NYC's congestion pricing, raising questions about the future of urban tolling initiatives and economic policies.